Our Planet | Coastal Seas | FULL EPISODE | Netflix

Experience our planet's natural beauty and examine how climate change impacts all living creatures in this ambitious documentary of spectacular scope.
In this episode: From fearsome sharks to lowly urchins, 90 percent of marine creatures live in coastal waters. Protecting these habitats is a battle humanity must win.
For more about Coastal Seas please visit www.ourplanet.com/en/video/how-to-save-our-coastal-seas
Download free educational resources at www.ourplanet.com/en/schools-and-youth
US Rating: TV-PG. Parental guidance suggested.
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[@ameybirulkar7503]

Who can dislike this? Amazing shots, info, narration by David Attenborough. And it's free. What more do you want?

[@zotax6948]

Truth and not evolutionary teaching

[@rickkwitkoski1976]

@@zotax6948 Yeah, that is why there is truth in this and not mythology

[@7nathanarmy]

Climate change deniers probably hate this because it makes them feel complicit in the destruction of this beauty (which they are)

[@7nathanarmy]

@@foxtrotalpha7119 Would you really rather them be silent about pollution, overfishing, and climate change? Because if drastic changes aren't made they won't be able to show us the beauty of the natural world. It won't be there anymore.

[@7nathanarmy]

@@foxtrotalpha7119 but see you're still implying that talking about politics detracts which it doesn't

[@crocscaday]

Can we appreciate that they allowed us to watch legendary stuff like this for free.

[@obscurereference6298]

not free if you count the cost of unbridled guilt

[@elvisedison1741]

True 🔥

[@anumishra859]

Can we appreciate the beauty of our planet

[@loidlovesjesus2833]

Jesus Christ gives eternal joy that never fades

[@obscurereference6298]

@@loidlovesjesus2833 nothing gives that. denial can last a lifetime. but that's as far as it goes

[@AllStar]

Who else used to just relax and watch animal planet as a kid? 💛

[@Chinoandduchesluv]

Me! (I had to reply bc o speak in 17h ago

[@lev3845]

Used to, and still do man🤙🏼

[@terryts2]

Still do

[@DEZERKER63]

still do

[@steezsteezsteez]

relax??? ur crazy 😂

[@mahtaabahmadipour1797]

I've always dismissed the fact that I might like documentaries about the earth. suddenly I found myself watching our planet one by one It's a great privilege to watch these scenes and learn about nature and appreciate what this incredible team has done. I am literally crying. Sir David will always be an ICON

[@caspar_gomez]

I know you're not, but you sound like a bot of a human being

[@user-gu5fl1tc7d]

ohhhhhhhhhhhhh cool

[@user-iv7zo4xn5i]

Very interesting noticed

[@katherinewheeler9606]

this is awesome

[@fedfan3079]

Some of them have behind the scenes & are amazing

[@mix_edits]

I just can’t imagine how much effort the people behind the scenes take to get these amazing shots. Also, the time it takes to get these facts, shots, and difficulties along the way. I would just like to give a tip of the hat to Netflix and Planet Earth.

[@joneh9483]

bro how many times are you gonna leave this comment on these "our planet" documentaries

[@carkawalakhatulistiwa]

44:20 Indonesia Papua barat raja empat

[@83uwb]

@@joneh9483 Man I thought I was having constant deja-vus

[@UniqueTouch]

I love these documentaries -period- . I would not otherwise see these beautiful animals across vast different lands and I would not otherwise understand the bad and good being done by different countries. I applaud the ppl who run the cameras cause their lives are at steak or could be in grave danger videotaping this wonderful material. David Attenborough your the best voice and talent to narrate these Awesome Documentaries!!. Thank you ALL INVOLVED. I SEE AT LEAST 5 DOCUMENTARIES A WEEK!!. MUCH LOVE THANK YOU!!.

[@kidd3304]

@@joneh9483 yow wtf 😁

[@fayasitompul8407]

The moment they mentioned raja Ampat at the end.. I cried... after years of effort finally the reefs of Raja Ampat re-grew and the fishes are back.. Keep protecting this heaven on earth

[@dfmtJpr]

It put a happy smile on me. Pity that they mentioned the name of each country in other segments but did not mention Indonesia in this one. I am happy with the conservation in Raja Ampat and hope it will be better in Karimunjawa, Jepara. This pandemic that came right after the baratan season, when tourism is always at the lowest, seem to help further the recovery.

[@user-tz4mz4ez8q]

Netflix paid for my edition haha

[@pabloramos420]

🙏🙏🙏😭

[@nasimahmad40]

❤

[@irwan7661]

Kesel gak sih pas dia bilang RAJA AMPAT di ASIA TENGGARA, memang betul di kawasan asia tenggara.. kenapa dia tdk bilang (RAJA AMPAT IN INDONESIA) krn itu teritorial nya kita..

[@ramdina7377]

When the birds dived into the water, with that music and background, it's making me emotional. It's so beautiful

[@furstfr]

The scene with all those sharks just seemed unreal. Absolutely incredible footage.

[@geekygalaxy9405]

They're actually letting people watch this for free! Cool!

[@doravalverde6844]

willy willy facts

[@carkawalakhatulistiwa]

44:20 Indonesia

[@carkawalakhatulistiwa]

44:20 Indonesia Papua barat raja empat

[@mattsullivan7517]

Of course it's free! They're pushing a narrative to continue the formation of "their" world view!

[@Alex-fm3og]

@@mattsullivan7517 What the narrative that humans are killing the planet and we should try and do our bit to stop that? Pretty sure that's a good narrative to be pushing. Yes it's business motivated to show what Netflix offers and get more subscribers but of all the shows they had to choose from, this is a good one to go for.

[@mojii3850]

I'm an architecture student where my thesis is focused on building a temporary marine sanctuary where marine life can flourish and be returned back to the seas. I've always loved nature as a little kid, and I still do. The marine sanctuary I'm trying to propose has the reference of mainly coastal seas because they are the most vulnerable to humans. Few moments in his video broke my heart but at least, I'm hoping, someday my thesis will benefit Philippine Coastal waters because the Islands' coastal waters are abundant in numbers and in biodiversity which puts it at greater risks.

[@danfran5771]

That sounds wonderful! I hope everything goes your way

[@angelalomeli8620]

You are amazing!! I’ve always been drawn to the ocean i hope ur plan works

[@mojii3850]

Thank you guys! I've never felt more appreciated 🥺💖

[@yingzhang9539]

I am a student

[@1namoooo]

Out of topic but what brought you to architecture instead of a biology course?!

[@Meriluslff1989]

Sir David is honestly one of the world's gems. He's blessed generations with his amazing voice and love of nature

[@Hubery02]

真的

[@soothingmelodies48]

To anyone reading this, I pray that whatever is hurting you or whatever you are constantly stressing about will get better. May peace and serenity fill your life. ❤

[@CinematicSeriesGaming]

Everyone is praising the cameramen who filmed this but I also want to congratulate the editors. The editing in these documentaries is immaculate. I love the cinematic sound effects, the way music sets the tone for every scene and how correctly positioned cuts emphasize the action and add flair to the dramatic moments. For example, the shark attack scene felt like from a movie.

[@chrilin5107]

Yes spot on, but I think most people realise it's hard to film animals in the wild n all that. But we've become used to great editing...not saying you're wrong. Only it's probably why most people don't reflect on that aspect. Plus, because it is supposed to envelop all your senses into the "plot" etc too.

[@CinematicSeriesGaming]

@@chrilin5107 I think it's because good editing often gets unnoticed. When a video or movie is well edited, you just get immersed in the action and you don't pay too much attention to technical aspects. You only start thinking about them when something is off.

[@Gleyi07]

And the narrator!!

[@alatziassylvia8709]

Everyone should praise GOD.. HE CREATED ALL THAT..

[@GeronimOCZECH]

Just wanted to say that those are some really good camera shots. I think I've never seen a better ones than these. Add a great editing and Sir. David like a cherry on top.

[@carlosdavison]

I seen in the news that they've put these on KZbin for free at the request of teachers during the COVID-19 pandemic. They've always allowed teachers access to educational documentaries via Netflix for free (so they can show students in class), but now teachers are having to move classes online. Very commendable to see a global big fish putting education before making an extra buck! Well done Netflix!

[@shrediii4429]

Yep and now for homework I just get to watch tv

[@Obitobarahona]

except for the parts where walruses fall and die :(

[@LilOutlaw112]

Hahah you mean propaganda

[@jamiemckay6079]

@D Gunny im a 12 year old watching this for school soooooooooo....

[@cSedx00022]

jamie mckay Lmao I’m watching this for school too 😂👌

[@beautifulrelaxingmusic92]

So peaceful I wish whose ever reading this may achieve his or her goals or dream wish you a happy and peaceful day

[@SailorMoon-yv7xf]

Thank you 💙

[@sjharris9583]

I'm gonna make a hot take (you may agree or disagree); this whole series is the best thing Netflix has ever made in terms of original content! And this is quite possibly one if its best episodes.

[@yeaphongshengmoe8272]

agreed👍

[@roshnichoudhary705]

totallyyy!! music on point

[@963ag]

When I was a child, I wanted to be a marine biologist. The oceans have always fascinated me- the multitude and diversity of life there. This video was an adventure - filled with color , amazing shapes and the musical accompaniment and narration was well done! We must do everything possible to protect the ecology of our seas and oceans.

[@awkwardsilence3951]

society: accountant it is

[@steph9492]

Exactly, while irresponsible people can't even follow simple traffic lights.

[@mikew1990hello]

So why didnt you become a marine biologist?

[@ehrin100]

The flaw lies in the very education system of science that has focused only upon discoveries and inventions not the mechanism of sustainability, like a half read mind. We have been doing everything so selfishly focusing on only one side and totally omitting rest like parasites. Out of all sciences biological sciences have suffered most as if this part is helpless or may be has been studied by imbeciles who couldn't understand the danger for decades couldn't act and now we have already lost most of it. Such a shame to industrial revolution such a shame to man.

[@kevinstubbs2960]

that's actually really cool keep working at it man you'll get there

[@commander_swift3765]

I'm from Australia, and seeing what has happened to our Reef hurts me in a way I can't even begin to describe. And yet, our useless government stands by and does nothing.

[@carkawalakhatulistiwa]

44:20 Indonesia Papua barat raja empat

[@antroungle]

Your so true

[@alexanderauther8425]

yes，it seems true，Australian authority seems unable to control the forest fire，it's really pity that the precious forest was burn！

[@karmakazi219]

Your government may have its problems but you can't really blame them for destruction of the reefs. The are dying because of global warming and ocean acidification. This is an international problem that has negative impacts of all kinds, all over the world. The Great Barrier Reef just happens to be extremely sensitive to these changes.

[@commander_swift3765]

karmakazi219 True but the Australian Government fights more sustainable power at every turn, mainly because they get political donations from massive mining companies.

[@jcepri]

Something snapped inside me after watching this show. I can't really describe it, but it was like a spiritual awakening. I feel a deep urge to protect animals at all costs. They are innocent, precious miracles living amongst us. What a gift.

[@user-ct3qe6ws6h]

공감됩니다

[@LoisStone-zn1mh]

The effort they put into these scenes just for us to watch is amazing. It’s so amazingly beautiful. It warms my heart to see people actually care about what’s happening in the world

[@papitog]

Our planet is so majestic. Let's care and protect our planet, our only true home. Protect earth.

[@The-three-eyed-Prophet]

its time to work together as humanity time build green city green roof´s green balkony green wals green deserts and reforesting the jungles building city high instead of wide building skyscraper farms and fish nursery´s stoping to over fish the oceans and much much more WE can do it but every single one of us has to start and organize actively now we have to take matters in our one hands instead of waiting for someone else to do it using industrial hemp instead of wood using bamboo instead of wood and much much more there is alot we can do but it wont happend if we wait for somebody else too do it plant as much plants as possible everywhere on every square inch together we can do it but we have to get up organize and start before there wont be a planet left for our children grand children etc. its time... im happiely giving a advise to anybody who needs it we have to do it waiting for politicans wont help we have to do it only then will the goverment join in global cooperation is not impossible the people can cooperate cut the goverments out in this matter they dont get along? okey so what we the people still can getr along with other people around the world...

[@mrbob4u495]

Start by getting the leftists out of the way. Emotions cannot produce common sense and good judgement.

[@Janine-jc4zw]

There is only one earth. And it is very beautiful!

[@wksu2184]

@@mrbob4u495 or we can at least work together and not blame anyone 😐

[@mrbob4u495]

@@wksu2184 It is hard to work with people who have closed minds. Liberals claim to be open, but I have never seen, or met, a more closed-minded group of folks in my 70 years on this planet. It's their way, or the highway. Not a good place to start.

[@jinny13]

Sir David Attenborough is a living legend and a global treasure. Undeniably the best narrator and nature expert of all time 🙏🏻🙌🏻

[@Mjb0524]

100%

[@hayleybrown675]

True that 100% 💯

[@gonzalez239]

lord please protect this man with all your might may he bless this generations of young students at least once more

[@scottbellagio]

I definitely concur with you Jinny. 👍🏻👍🏻 He is truly one of a kind. 🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻

[@pingktbd]

This is extremely worth watching and spending 50 minutes of your time. It is not only one of the wonderful natural world films, but it also raises the awareness that everyone has already known but somehow forgotten to realize, how important the sea and ocean are. Wonderful jobs

[@EbruErtepnar]

I just can’t imagine how much effort the people behind the scenes take to get these amazing shots. Also, the time it takes to get these facts, shots, and difficulties along the way. I would just like to give a tip of the hat to Netflix and Planet Earth.

[@mantix8812]

I really appreciate that the entire series is put up here without a single ad

[@sovietmolotov250]

I know right Sir David is unmatched in his ability to captivate the audience and make people listen.

[@maxwaters1461]

Intended to brain wash you

[@McSamwich91]

I don't have ads anyways

[@BobLoblawBobLoblaw]

Mom: "Where are you going?" Kid: "Me and Joey are gonna hang out in the shark's mouth and clean his teeth." Mom: "OK, be careful."

[@KittySYT]

LOL. The shark tried biting the silly cleaner, I noticed. Never trust a shark! 😒

[@KittySYT]

Dylan Foster lol 😂

[@Sana-uq4om]

Xdd I like ur comment

[@liyachan6551]

Finding nemo sequels spoilers

[@elorytuso7313]

LOL

[@joanne_swck]

The ocean and its depths are a magical place. Some creatures, especially the ones in the deep, seem like they're from another world. So majestic and beautiful, it's breathtaking what our planet has to offer. I love the ocean and wonder how much we still haven't discovered in its void.

[@722xsx]

More very strange radiation creatures will be created because the Japanese have poured radioactive water into the ocean for 30 years.

[@Miumiu0404]

I love how the sea otters just float and roll their bodies as they eat 😂

[@Lina-cy9ln]

This is the best documentary ever. I watched this many many times. The narrator's voice is so unique, strong, confidential. Amazing beautiful scenery.

[@dannyseo6759]

Sir David Attenborough.

[@andandocommauromotozono5202]

@@dannyseo6759 the best so far !

[@jamiebrown5936]

David the man ✅✅

[@chrilin5107]

@AmariGashti Kuti loved those as well and Sir David is the best narrator.

[@chrilin5107]

@AmariGashti Kuti sorry...just, though they were BBC productions...they were on BBC couple years ago. I may be wrong.

[@derrickhopkins267]

David Attenborough.....truly the voice of "The Natural World!"

[@ammaramuneer7064]

it's amazing how all creatures are connected to each other to live and how they balance each other's lives. thank you for bringing such a beautiful and mesmerizing world to us.

[@deathchronicles6960]

Yeah average may not fond of shark but here we can see how important they are to keep the health and balance of the sea❤

[@HollyCarpenter64]

the beauty of nature, is so overwhelming that it makes me tear up.

[@722xsx]

The Japanese release radioactive water into the ocean but the Americans and Europeans are all OK, so ridiculous.

[@colleenlongardner2692]

It was absolutely awesome.

[@neilaldwinvillarba8429]

Sharks when day time:"fish are friends not food!" Sharks when night time:"GET THEM BOIS!!!"

[@andreschavez3342]

hahahahahah

[@najmashaikh6239]

@@andreschavez3342 💞

[@AwjayTV]

HAHAHAHAH

[@ritaandrunt5767]

Nice finding nemo refince

[@missarcane239]

😂

[@houstonmuhammad843]

David Attenborough is actually better at what he does than when he was younger. Very inspirational. Netflix did a great job to.

[@damiendaviswatchmanofephra2660]

He's a great guy hope he lives a love long time

[@jimmy22334]

I will not watch a nature doc unless Sir David is narrating it. His majestic voice fits so perfectly with all these majestic animals. Perfection.

[@breAnnasmama]

I believe bbc is responsible for these and Netflix only bought the rights to them .

[@hermitcard4494]

Everything sounds wiser when an old man says it. It feels like an old wizard teaching you.

[@tarmacgaming7247]

Houston Muhammad David Attenborough doesn’t want to be known as the only one who cares about the world

[@user-ct3qe6ws6h]

정말 보면 볼수록 경이롭고 지구 환경에 대한 심각성을 다시 한번 더 깨닫게 해주는 훌륭한 다큐.....갈 곳 잃은 동물들한테 너무 미안한 마음..지구 환경을 지키기 위해 앞으로 더 많이 신경을 쓰고 실천해야겠다는 생각뿐이네요 이런 다큐 만들어주셔서 너무 감사합니다

[@triplehate6759]

When the last tree is cut, the last fish is caught, and the last river is polluted; when to breathe the air is sickening, you will realize, too late, that wealth is not in bank accounts and that you can't eat money. -Alanis Obomsawin

[@thewheelchairadmiral754]

I was about to report this for having to much facts

[@wework6615]

Very True. Perhaps, which is why Elon Musk is trying to figure out if we can shift to an another planet. It is so amazing that a single man is changing the whole world while we ( the whole people on Earth) are so negligible.

[@ao1835]

@@wework6615 lol changing..You can't shift to another planet especially when it has nothing on it like Mars, this is delusion. You won't find another planet like earth & you won't be able to reach it either, so instead of focusing on fixing this planet we tend to follow trends that don't make any sense just because some rich guy said so.

[@wework6615]

@@ao1835 You are absolutely correct. :)

[@bridgetogunsola815]

Yeah, you're supposed to buy food with money. Isn't that obvious?

[@katherinesantana4337]

Documentaries like these make me cry, dude. Like how can we be destroying something so beautiful. Look at it take it in look how each marine life is apart of keeping our home healthy. Pray or not they all need each other they need us to protect them we have the power to make a change. I'm sure if they could speak they would ask for help. It's so upsetting how we are taking away homes to millions of animals. How can we be so selfish and naive? Look take in and speak up this is our world. We all share it and we need something for it. Speak up and make a change.

[@joephilip4506]

💔😢

[@christopherbzowski4346]

I don't know greed perhaps?

[@cutenessoverload96432]

@The Night Man yes, we are the perfect example of what happens to the ecosystem when one specie start overpopulating, this is a real problem.

[@cutenessoverload96432]

@Simpson, eh? well, yes, i refered to the whole planet.:( we are much worse

[@jimbobbyrnes]

"how can we destroy something so beautiful" o hold up i need to get my coffee refilled ill be right back VROOOM.

[@user-sg3vs3xw1h]

just imagine the amount of effort it must have taken to create such a wonderful documentary,and providing it for free.highly appreciate this step by netflix.

[@misheroni1255]

This is just amazing! I hope more people watch this and realize how integral our marine world is. We need to unify and save mother nature.

[@the.regulargamer]

This narrator deserves a raise or sum. His voice is soothing yet sounds passionate about the subject. Like a very wise man thats lived for years on end.

[@THEWEBCRAFT]

Its David Attenborough. He's a world treasure. Search his other documentaries, he's made countless.

[@Mafee3393]

The top comments on all these 'Our Planet' are always: - how it is cool they are for free - that David Attenborough is a great narrator - that the camera work was impressive. PLEASE takeaway the actual important message they are trying to get across and why they put it up for free. We need to make change happen! David Attenborough doesn't want your compliments he wants these species to be preserved

[@Sue_Leite.]

Agree, we need to do better as society and humanity, there is just never enough education on nature and how to preserve it, we just need to all do our bit as little as it may seem.

[@itzplutomc3781]

You forgot “I hate being human waaaaahhh.”

[@mrpeanut6267]

@@itzplutomc3781 reject humanity , return to monke

[@shaunsaega]

@@mrpeanut6267 the industrial revolution and its consequence has been a disaster for the human race

[@dantheman4173]

Food for thought

[@Doc_2BDamned]

The beauty of everything involved in these documentaries. The cinematography is on point and just the wildlife in general is beautiful.

[@scottbellagio]

This is extremely educational. This person narrated is awesome to hear his voice with so much calmness. He is in his 90’s and still sharp. Thank you sir! God bless you always. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@rileyhandby5394]

Imagine this guy reading you his adventures as bedtime stories

[@bandini7541]

Yeah. That would be something amazing! just that voice

[@helloitsjustme.50]

I fall asleep to him after a hard days work. Bliss.

[@phillipjacobs9982]

Sarah Williams you know the guy speaking?

[@nicolesovia6218]

The man narrating is Sir David Attenborough. A ledgendddd! ❤

[@dhungryarchitect]

Why isnt anyone mentioning about the boobies?!?!

[@morningstar9233]

Imagine a planet just like Earth out there somewhere, only without humans.

[@morningstar9233]

@@beneko1127 Amen to that!

[@ericunderwood9674]

Yeah...we'd ruin it....

[@chenhaoyang4621]

morningstar felllllllllllis nanichfhhf

[@morningstar9233]

@@chenhaoyang4621 Precisely.

[@ivartheboneless7648]

@@morningstar9233 and awomen also

[@roshnichoudhary705]

kelp forests background music is sooo soothing and flowing golden kelp, plus the otter cleaning the coat .... totally serene adorable... me cryingggg

[@Svoboda119]

13:20 The agility and self awareness of that moorish idol was amazing! Rest in fish heaven little dude.

[@priskilagita2356]

Love and pray for the whole world from Indonesia, where Raja Ampat is located.

[@quentinhebert3163]

Jesus Christ is Lord.

[@ReyBanYAHUAH]

Time is short. Did you know, or do you understand that we must repent of our sins? Do you understand what sin is scripturally? (Sin is transgression of the law.) We must also believe on The Master YAHUSHA and receive the covering and witness of Him. Did you know that in Hebrew, the word "believe" means to "Trust and Obey," so we must Trust and Obey YAHUSHA. Yes, faith saves you. But did you know that TRUE faith will produce obedience? If we have genuine faith, we will obey YAHUAH’S Law (TURAH.) and we will repent (which means to turn away from our sins and stop sinning willfully.) If we ignorantly stumble into sin (remember, sin is the transgression/breaking of the law) and trust in the Master YAHUSHA, He will forgive us. Favour is what allows us to be the men and women that YAHUAH the Father in Heaven called us to be. It allows us to obey through His SET-APART (HOLY) RUACH (SPIRIT). 🙂

[@AnteGV1950]

i am from Croatia, and i have two friends from Indonesia!!!much love from Croatia to whole Indonesia!!!

[@MrBluffer88]

LeTs PrAy GuyS I bEt iT wilL woRk

[@lordtachanka80]

I have watched thousands of hours of nature documentarys over the years and I can confidently say that this was one of the single greatest nature films I have ever watched. This the immense depth of knowledge shown In these 60 minutes is unbelievable. The cinematography is something to be praised and something the filmers should be incredibly proud of. As intended I felt every emotion while watching this film, sadness, joy and wonder, anger... This is a documentary that should be mandatory in all K-12 school's, and honestly should be something every person on the planet should see. I am so overjoyed that this documentary was made free to everyone so that it can touch and impact as many people as possible. Bravo 👏

[@chrilin5107]

Many more episodes left in the series, highly recommend watching all of them.

[@sz3656]

How to know if a documentary is truly amazing: if the Credits at the end are the most viewed part of the documentary. Truly amazing. The efforts of the countless people that participated in the making of this masterpiece hasn't gone to waste. What a masterpiece of a documentary.

[@ferhatcan1090]

Endless gratitude to everyone who contributed, thank you for such beautiful shots and for your effort and enlightenment to protect our world without destruction. 😢

[@shadowsniper1379]

When dolphins hunt and eat fish: beautiful and peaceful music When sharks hunt and eat fish: horror music When fish gets killed by dolphins: majestic slow mo on dolphins When fish gets killed by sharks: jump scare sound effects and demonic screeching Sharks: why won’t you humans love me ( ; - ;)

[@amfrance]

I noticed the same.

[@FernandoBasso]

Yeah, unfortunately humans judge other animals in unjust ways...

[@kingfengkidsandmums964]

At least they pointed out the sharks keep the community balanced. A little credit for the sharks team

[@AlexMC7528]

and then they talk about how they are being hunted and should be protected 😐?

[@hiraikyoto7064]

Don't worry the shark baby nursery is has a beautiful soundtrack 44:45.

[@greggaynor7512]

I dont understand how 3,500 people have watched this and thought, man , that was no good???🤯🤯🤯 What??? These are literally some of the BEST documentaries I've ever seen!!! They are amazing.

[@meloraq9886]

15 mil now

[@LKonstantina915]

because there are idiots who think the topics of deforestation, climate change and pollution is all a political thing. Also some others think this is not our doing (??????) and that earth can recover. Yeah the earth will 100% recover once humans are extinct.... And then we wonder how we came to this state.. Im 100% sure they live in the US and they have nothing better to do than mix politics with everything, cause thats the only thing they can do. Also pretty sure they are the ones who protest about wearing a mask lol!

[@Nomadistar]

It doesn't even show me dislikes... @.@ Blank slate!

[@Nomadistar]

@@LKonstantina915 I am 99% sure they are all over Earth, but...yeah.

[@badlawyer6499]

shut up bozo

[@beclwhite]

This is one of the most beautiful and heartbreaking documentaries I've seen 💔

[@SAmaryllis]

I've barely started watching and I've already seen such amazing footage as massive schools of fish moving as one and dolphins drawing countless mud loops to fish. Absolutely astonishing

[@whatshallinamemyself2897]

His voice is so rich.. It pairs amazingly with the cinematography and music! This has to be one of the best nature documentaries that I’ve seen.

[@jt9178]

That’s the one and only Sir David Attenborough!!! He’s a natural treasure himself!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@elijahsackville-glucksburg]

Brits never go wrong in narrating. That's Sir David Attenborough for you.

[@travisparks1744]

@@elijahsackville-glucksburg den junk here's sadhu

[@jannanijland5336]

his narration is so funny

[@kanompia]

Thanks Netflix for sharing this on youtube, I watched these series on Netflix many times. Netflix is a good company that deserves my money.

[@santih2569]

Me too

[@marcs8395]

It’s amazing to see that every animal has a certain job in order to help the ocean stay healthy

[@amauryriegler5176]

I am writing this to raise awareness on how we should care towards our planet more if we still want to see these world wide wonders in almost all four corners of the world, if we all start raising awareness and taking action toward this part of the world that is nesecary for the all the races in the world to survive, it is called the cycle of life. Humans should not have any impact on nature , even if something happens to mother nature so be it , the world is made to be able to recover. Please lets not skip this important subject in life and pass on the information .

[@acid_paridise1798]

Who also cries alot every documentary? Just me? ok.

[@sumanpersaud611]

It's sad what we have done to nature 😒

[@acid_paridise1798]

@@sumanpersaud611 yeah it makes me sad when they show how much of forest and land or coral reefs and animals that disappear cause of us

[@enjoi8343]

Your crying when the animals get ate aren’t you

[@redoneben2694]

Humans are devils 😢

[@fajurahiman]

Acid_ paridise Try whatever possible to save our mother earth ! This realisation should be carried through entire of us !

[@Imagen627]

This was an absolute privilege to watch. Amazing shots, beautiful images, just an amazing documentary overall! AND...the icing on the cake? Narration by Sir David Attenborough. Such an amazing gift. Thank you!

[@oshin-2198]

Am the online one who almost felt like crying after seeing this masterpiece. And how magical and magnificent the nature is. Pls I can just die in peace after watching this it's so good. ... Speechless:)

[@ilbakiil684]

Looking at all those fishes and birds, the beauty of nature, is so overwhelming that it makes me tear up.

[@sreekuttankm]

Thanks to Netflix, Sir Attenborough and the whole team of Our Planet, and special mention to Steven Price whose Music made this masterpiece a true delight to the ears along with the eyes. Wonderful Docu-series ❤❤

[@julienclerget57]

I'm always so amazed at how David Attenborough can convey such powerful messages. Always so captivated by everything is saying and the shots are just amazing ! Thank you so much !

[@donabid9569]

The photographers and the staff in general have done a great job with these documentations. Really appreciate it thanks 🙏🙏👌👌🇲🇦🇲🇦

[@harounben342]

For only this one episode!? Wow!

[@romella_karmey]

@Nathan Sfendji the one filming the shark-infested waters should have a raise! 🥺🥺🥺

[@harounben342]

@Nathan Sfendji wow very generous of you guys!

[@sherifahmed7441]

Nathan Sfendji thank you for the amazing job

[@eekpanggang]

@Nathan Sfendji Cheers, mate. Your team made a masterpiece of nature documentary.

[@goranburhan1450]

I'm halfway through this series, I can say I have never seen anything as beautiful and help full as this series in a screen. Thank you Netflix.

[@geeemm8028]

Netflix, thank you for making this full episode available. I live in Monterey County where the kelp forests and sea otters were featured. Our former Congressman Sam Farr (D) pioneered the area's designation as the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary in 1992.

[@ocstrangest2615]

Astonishing: The capabilities we have to both learn and educate are seemingly endless. This is mind-blowing Cinematography accompanied by the perfect score. We need this on every platform possible.

[@yunwei-music]

I like how biased the music department is, when dolphins hunt the music is joyful and cheerful, when shark hunts, it's dark and heavy. come on.

[@igeljaegerpodcasts]

Mammal bias

[@zakisabir1721]

Exactly what I was thinking

[@zakisabir1721]

Also how come the divers with the camera arent hunted by the sharks

[@tetsushatarii2108]

@@zakisabir1721 Because humans aren't the natural prey of the sharks.

[@ceejno7861]

To be fair, the dolphins make it look fun and the sharks look serious and badass. Reversing the music scores would look pretty weird. Though now I kind of want to see someone try it... Also note the soft serene music that plays afterward, as David explains to us how important sharks are and how they're really good for the reefs. For sharks that's actually some damn good PR.

[@shobith22]

This can only be possible out of pure passion for the nature and filmaking, no amount money can make you recreate this masterpiece.

[@Weirdboxofchaos]

I love these documents brings me back to my childhood, my granddad and me would sit down and watch these all the time. We said we’d become explorers and document all the animals of the world together

[@3AmandaR1017]

I was just about to comment asking how the coral reef is still thriving with all those sharks doing so much damage. But, he answered the question. Thank you so much for that!

[@amk68sco]

I've been watching David Attenborough since I was a wee boy, I'm 54 now and still marvel at what he and his team bring to the screen. If those in power would only listen to him and act on his advice...the planet would be thankful for it with an abundance of just so much more. Greed and gluttony from those in power however ....sigh. Bravo Mr Attenborough...Bravo.

[@zulla_tk]

i'm literally tearing up just by watching this :" i feel bad as a human. it seems like earth will be a better place without human :(

[@jojozepofthejungle2655]

Human beings are not the problem. Greed and stupidity are earth's greatest enemies.

[@zulla_tk]

@@jojozepofthejungle2655 right 😭 so i'll correct it "earth will be a better place without greedy and stupid human"

[@jojozepofthejungle2655]

@@zulla_tk right on 😊😊

[@jojozepofthejungle2655]

@@pradeepbs747 are you asking for money? It really creeps me out how people can just do that.

[@Wednesday_biggestfan15]

So true:[

[@krishnamoravineni]

I actually felt calmness inside me watching this, calmness I haven't felt in a while.

[@sudhasc4441]

For the first time a science video seemed more interesting to me than a movie. Really it is just awesome. Hats off to the whole team. the background music with situation is mind blowing. Thank you so much for this video. I enjoyed a lot 😍

[@monke4070]

Nature is beautiful. The animal kingdom is truly a masterminded system. Every single organism has a purpose.

[@paperatsipool1185]

this was so beautiful i made me cry hear about all the destruction happening in the seas and know all the things we as humans do that destroys the environment and take so lightly really broke me and at the end hear about the possibility of nature coming back and seeing all those birds flying and coming together, i just cried, cried of joy and glee this documentary was beautiful. BBC WORLD always does a good job. LOL seeing all these comments talking about David Attenborough has me dieing

[@darwinbulovlog7577]

Jefe canoy

[@dylanbrown7482]

this documentary was not made by BBC, it was made by Netflix

[@mimymar2215]

@Nathan Sfendji Thank you for your hard work and also thanks to Netflix for uploading these great docs. You people did a great job and I can only imagine what hard work, professionalism and discipline.(to name a few). involves to create these amazing documentaries. I too become emotional while watching all these docs. it was a good wake up for me to be more responsible with our environment, or buying unnecessary things, less waste, etc. You are a star!!

[@shobith22]

It's so well made that you can feel the fear in the small fish's eyes when the sharks are on the hunt, just incredible.

[@sauleeYT]

I'm imagining the eyes of the camera operator :D

[@seizm5587]

Literally the best nature and wildlife documentary serie ever, in term of images, quality, stories

[@sugerprince]

I listen to this when I wanna fall asleep cause his vocie is amazing and the music is so calming

[@donharmuth776]

Same. So glad this is free

[@christie-annaterry2575]

I love his voice! Most nights he talks me to sleep.

[@GIOGIOJOJOOO]

Besides the dramatic scenes. Other than that this is very good.

[@Adamgarv]

I think its safe to say, we all agree that we cant imagine a world without Sir David Attenborough

[@GreifvogelSGE]

I mean at 94 y/o, the world you are describing is probably not far away

[@Adamgarv]

Greifvogel well you sound fun at parties

[@GreifvogelSGE]

@@Adamgarv xD In all seriousness, I get your point and you are right. I simply wanted to point out his age

[@alexmudiappan1287]

Charles Darwin of 21st century.

[@HelloThere-tf7qr]

Just don't want to lose him

[@kalpanakhandke9008]

Our planet is by far the most beautiful documentary I've ever seen...Great narration. Great music....equal to 100 Avatars

[@timpenyuluh6146]

how beautiful this earth without human

[@Edtuma]

11:43 imagine being a small fish in a reef and having to deal with this every night

[@andreschavez3342]

a lo bien, que gonorrea

[@bentowitsh]

I mean, it be pretty normal for you so🤷🏼‍♂️

[@mitz316]

If I was one of those small fish, I would be like "Alright guys I'm packing my bags and moving out, cya!"

[@jbods3918]

imagine being the camera man

[@MrMeriloto]

Life is a bitch. Sadly too many people in developed countries has forgotten about this from the confort of a sofa

[@Botanifiles]

David Attenborough's voice is one of the few things I can play while my dogs are sleeping and they'll stay resting

[@SciModeler]

Best documentary, best cinematics, best music, best narration. Thank you for making this.

[@athirapp7867]

I could realise that how much are there in the coastal seas in our planet. Thwse are all new informarion to me it realy fill our mind with peace.. It is beautiful to see tge shoal of fish

[@jer5n3tbooker7]

Yes it is j agree with you 💯%

[@722xsx]

Japanese have to release radioactive water into the ocean for 30 years, good luck to all the sea creatures!

[@siddharthvyawahare3570]

This is the best documentary on nature I have watched so far. Kudos to you Netlfix. This is a must for kids.

[@dannysullivan12345]

watch planet earth 2,blue planet 2,and seven worlds one planet !

[@ir0n392]

And Human Planet, it’s done by BBC and narrated by John Hurt. One of the few documentaries not with Attenborough that is really good. It’s about human communities that are in harmony with the earth 🙂. Highly recommended

[@lynx792]

I would watch this in the cinema. And will also come back to visit this film again and again, as a reminder to myself how delicate and precious nature is, and to do my best to protect Earth :'')

[@elizabethwheless3246]

I have always loved David Attenborough. I have also always loved science and mainly the ocean. Because of him, and Jean Cousteau, I am a certified rescue diver and love love exploring the ocean.

[@broadmeadowsipuot7465]

I have grown up watching David Attenborough documentaries. I think his voice is the most calming thing in the world, he's like the dad I never had ❤

[@SimonRushton]

Love David Attenborough he has educated 6 generations of my family and his still going strong. Thanks to Netflix for putting it on KZbin

[@carolannmoore989]

I'm crying so hard right now. I live in Miami. It's my hometown. All 50 plus years of my life have been in Miami. Biscayne Bay is truly magical. Mangroves are natural wonder. They can live in salt water because of their sacrificial leaves that absorb all the salt and fall off. There are red, black and white Mangroves. Seeing mangrove forests plowed over pains me. During king tide, streets flood in parts of Miami without a drop of rain. Seawater pushing through limestone which Miami is built on. That didn't happen when I was a kid. Maybe this hurricane season, nature will push back... With landfall on sunny isles Beach... Marjorie Stoneman Douglas is one of my heroes. She saved the river of grass ..the everglades.

[@zadalaiba516]

I am crying, this is so magnificent. Feels like my grandpa told me a story. Thank you, for every amazing person behind this remarkable movie. 💛💛💛

[@susannamuga3863]

David Attenborough's voice is so captivating, when he speaks of amazing and joyful moments, you get and feel excited too but when he speaks devastation, you can really feel it and the words just sink right in. "17:54 - 19:35" in a grave grave voice. Just getting worse and worse with every statement then a pic of utter devastation.

[@dannysullivan12345]

did you see seven worlds one planet

[@susannamuga3863]

@@dannysullivan12345 not yet. let me watch that.

[@jer5n3tbooker7]

I love this. My daughter is 4mnths old and her reaction to the clipz of animals her awareness to the narrator talking is like she is really listening. It's priceless thank you Netflix

[@722xsx]

Japanese have to release radioactive water into the ocean for 30 years, good luck to all the sea creatures!

[@yatta747]

This is art, brillant shoots and music. A beauty and an ageless message that belongs to everyone. You can't ask for anything else.

[@sarahreads4]

Can't say in words how much I respect the photographers who captured these incredibly beautiful scenes. So grateful for this. And thanks a thousand times to Netflix for making this and showing it. I can't help crying seeing all the beauties of earth. Please human work hard to save this beautiful planet. We must take measures to save all these beautiful animals. Please save earth. It's too beautiful....